The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-03-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK

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Three new cases were reported Monday
! Carter Harrison has been renominate.
by the democrats of Chicago for mayor Q
that city.
An explosion, by which seventy miner
were killed, occurred in the Bulls col
lierry, Sydney, South Wales.
A fire in the Richmond hotel at Buffalo
New York, last Friday, caused the loss o.
thirty lives and the injury Of many others
The consul general in Canada of the
Argentine republic has been notified by
his government of the extinction of chol.
era from principal points of that country
The five interstate commerce commits
sioners to be appointed by tae govern
ment, will receive $625 each per
month, salary, Or $1,000 per year.
The loss from the severe weather on the
ranges west of Winnipeg are estimated at
thirty per cent. In some districts, nota-
lily the Cypress Hills, the loss is fifty per
cent
On the 22nd, storm of snow and sleet
east of Pittsburg paralyzed the telegraph
service between Chicago and New York,
and there was no communication between
the two cities up to II a. III.
The president has appointed Oscar s.
Straus, of New York, to be minister of
the United States to Turkey; Harold
Marsh, Of Maine, consul-general at Apia !;
N. j. George, Of Tennessee, consul at
Charlestown, Prince Edward Island.
1t is reported that the car received a
letter dated March 1st from the executive
of the Nihilist committee informing him
that at the sitting of the committee on
February 20 he was condemned to death
and that so members were appointed to
execute the sentence.
A train on the Norfolk & Western rail
road went through a bridge over Otter
river, twenty miles above LyAchbulg on
the gath. 1t is stated that eight persons
were killed. Particulars cannot be ob-
tanned. A wrecking train with physi-
clan started for the scene Of the disaster.
At Bessemer, Mich, Wednesday morn
ing, the Colby iron mine boarding house
burned, cremating twelve persons. The
boarding house was twostory structure,
and twenty miners occupied rooms in the
upper story, only nine of whom escaped
by jumping from the windows.
1t is stated that the death of Gustave
Guilaumet, the French painter, resulted
from peritonitis caused by an attempt to
commit suicide. He is said to have shot
himself after quarrel with his mistress,
who was much his senior, and IN whose
account he separated from his wife. The
bullet lodged in his intestines. He suf-
fered the greatest agony for several days,
The acting-secretary of treasury the has
issued the 148th call for the redemption
Of bonds. The call is for $4,000, 900 of
the loan of 1882, and notice is given that
the principal and accrued interest Of the
bonds designated will be paid at the treas
ury of the United States, in the city of
Washington, on the first day of May, 1887,
and that the interest on said bonds will
cease on that day.
DR.. F. 7 Sawyers, one OF the most promi
nent physicians of Washington, IN an IN
tcrview with a reporter declared
that there is danger that President
Cleveland will not live through his term
unless there is change in his mode of
living. DR.. sawyers six months before
Manning's illness made the same pre-
diction with regard to the secretary, and
advised friends to warn him OF his danger.
Jacob Bread died on the 23d from the !
effects of scalding received at the hands
of his wife Sunday during quarrel. The
couple frequently had trouble, and on
this occasion, becoming cxasperated at
some abuse by her husband, she threw
pan of boiling water in his face. She
kept everybody out of the house after the |
scalding, but since his death she has be-
come raving maniac.
DR.. w. w, Randall was arrested at Hast
ings, Nebraska. for committing a rape
upon the person Of Miss Hart, an II year
old girl who was placed under his care
for treatment. Just after the examination
closed and Randall was placed under
SIS, 900 bonds, brother of the girl pulled
out revolver, and, before any person was
aware of his motive, shot Randall dead.
He then walked out of the court and dis
appeared, and no one has taken the trouble
to pursue him, as the shooting was looked
upon as justlfable.
Mrs. Kretchner, German lady of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, gave birth recently to
, m ele infant which has an elephants
head. and in the place of a nose a short
trunk, The mouth and lips protrude
like those of an elephant. The child